Mrs. Osbourne

2020
8 Min.

IHRE BEWERTUNG

The official trailer for MRS. OSBOURNE, written by René Zara and directed by Gregory Bergeron.

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Drama Geschichte Kurz

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuSet in England in the early 1800's, Mrs. Charlotte Osbourne, a young English widow visits the country home of her best friend, Maria Norton. However, upon arrival, she faces a trying encount... Alles lesenSet in England in the early 1800's, Mrs. Charlotte Osbourne, a young English widow visits the country home of her best friend, Maria Norton. However, upon arrival, she faces a trying encounter with Maria's wealthy and elitist older brother, Mr. James Blakeney.Set in England in the early 1800's, Mrs. Charlotte Osbourne, a young English widow visits the country home of her best friend, Maria Norton. However, upon arrival, she faces a trying encounter with Maria's wealthy and elitist older brother, Mr. James Blakeney.

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10bobtouractor

A Beautiful Short Film

This is a beautifully done short film! Everything is perfection from the writing and the performances to the costumes and the scenery. The original music is lovely. The quality here is something that you generally only see in big budgeted period dramas. My only complaint is that it isn't longer. I would love to see this picked up by a producer/distributor and turned into a feature with the same actors and production quality.

10erric101

Mrs. Osbourne

Oh my wonderful story. This is a great and poignant short film. It may be a short film but the acting is wonderful and the ending leaves you up wanting more. I know I do. Its a stark and direct to the point film. Congrats to the cast, crew and filmmakers.

10ianzgreat

As good as the best of Merchant Ivory!

Grade A storytelling all the way. This poignant glimpse into these complicated lives brings all the elements you'd expect from the best films of James Ivory and Ismail Merchant. From the writing, scenery, constumes, cinematography, soundtrack and especially the performances Mrs. Osbourne is the kind of entertainment I wish Hollywood had the attention span and intelligence to make. I can't recommend this little gem enough.